1950
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Reggie Leith
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1977 & 1978
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Harry Bailey
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1951 & 1952
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Bill Lepsivich
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1979 & 1980
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Fred Steele
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1953 & 1954
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John Roanowich
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1981
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Charlie Foote
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1955
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Bob Wells
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1982
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John Cherico
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1956
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Pete MacMillan
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1983 & 1984
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Rick Ramos
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1957
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Paul Lund
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1985
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Phil Burgess
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1958
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Cortland Naegelin
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1986 & 1987
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Charlie Foote
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1959
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Maynard Clark
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1988 & 1989
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Fred Steele
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1960 & 1961
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Ed Leger
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1990 & 1991
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Joe O'Neill
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1962, 1963 &
1964
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Harry Bailey
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1993 & 1994
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Bill Bryant
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1965 & 1966
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John DeMasi
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1995, 1996 &
1997
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Ralph Bergonzi
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1967 & 1968
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Bill McCarthy
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1998 & 1999
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Tom Downey
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1969
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John Cherico
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2000
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Chuck Casella
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1970, 1971 &
1972
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Harry Bailey
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2001, 2002 &
2003
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Patrick Paquette
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1973 & 1974
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John Russell
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2004, 2005 &
2006
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Bob Baranek
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1976
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Whitey Krueger
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Massachusetts Striped Bass Association
Since 1950
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Massachusetts Striped Bass Association Past Presidents
(1950 - present)
Incorporated in 1950, The Massachusetts Striped Bass Association has a rich history and tradition
as the oldest salt water fishing club in New England open to the public.
The backbone of this historic organization is and has always been the dedicated and honorable
members that have served as President of the Association.
In an effort to remember this list of exraordinary servants of both MSBA and the
MA recreational fishing community, MSBA thanks these members for their years
of service by preserving their legacies here for all current and future members to know.
The following is the official list of Past Presidents names and the years in which they served.
The list was compiled and submitted by Past President and Club Historian John Cherico...
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